@noahiglerSEO Running ads is one thing, but knowing which campaigns actually bring in booked jobs is what matters. Otherwise, you’re just paying for clicks and hoping for the best.
@jakezward Content is usually the first thing companies cut because the returns aren’t immediate. Then they spend years trying to build the trust and visibility they could’ve started building earlier.
@Sourcelift You can have great branding, but if the right people aren’t finding you, it’s hard to turn that into business. All three need to work together.
@DavidGQuaid I think the bigger question is whether the content is actually useful. AI-generated doesn’t automatically mean bad, just like human-written doesn’t automatically mean good.
@marcobatt Reusing ads that already worked is such a smart move. No need to reinvent everything when you can just give your best performers a fresh offer and run them again.
@jakezward Competitor research gives you the blueprint, but smarter prioritization and better execution are what actually win the search market. GREAT WAYY
Hot take:
Your Google Business Profile reviews matter more to AI than your website does.
AI trusts what customers say about you, not what you say about yourself.
@rustybrick More links are always nice, but having click data in Search Console helps us understand whether they’re actually making a difference for the website.